WHAT KIND OF DATA DO I NEED TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT MY WORKSPACE?
HOW DO I GET THE DATA?
There are two main types of data: qualitative, and quantitative. Qualitative is largely anecdotal and based on gathering data from stories and conversations, while quantitative consists of numbers and metrics. Working with an organization who is experienced in collecting data from a variety of sources efficiently, is your best way to maximize value and save time on a workspace analysis.
LET'S TALK ABOUT TYPES OF DATA: QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE.
Qualitative data connection can be gathered in a number of ways, including through focus groups, surveys, interviews, feedback, and other forms of communication that involve gathering information from employees. Using open ended questions in surveys and focus groups are a great way to gather qualitative data.
Quantitative data collection uses different data sources to monitor workplaces. Potential sources include phone usage, badge data to see how many people are in every day, booking systems to check in on room usage. Our experts agree that data collection that involves Wi-Fi access points that oversees multiple data points are the most efficient and can reduce costs in the long run.
To make well-rounded, strategic decisions, more data is always better, and data from a variety of sources will provide you with the useful information and insights you need to create an effective strategy to move forward. And with Wi-Fi access points, it covers 100% of your office real estate footprint. For the most accurate and comprehensive data vs. sensors on the market.
